If you have a good economy and popular president (often a byproduct of a good economy) and a highly-focused tech oligarchy that spends its ever-deepening pocket

If you have a good economy and popular president (often a byproduct of a good economy) and a highly-focused tech oligarchy that spends its ever-deepening pockets to map which races in each state elections need to be greased to get congress and two-thirds of the state legislatures in line, well then it may be possible. Trump focusing on his base as well as his executive powergrab first instead of prioritizing the economy at the outset of his term I think is a strategic mistake with respect to his longterm goals (securing multi-term government domination). I don't quite get it, given all the high-risk associated with the consequences of losing the next election, unless of course, they somehow already found a foolproof way to hack all those elections.